Kissinger warns Cuba and Soviet Union over Angola Rhodesia actions
Secretary of State Kissinger warned Cuba and the Soviet Union not to intervene in Africa. He urged Rhodesia negotiations and stressed the United States would respond to events without committing to military action. He disputed Goldwater's Nixon critique and said communications should go through established channels.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
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Soviet Union
United States
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Rhodesia
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Feltom
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Peoples Republic of China
Nixon
China
State Department
Mao Tse Tung
Chow En Lai
Nuxon
L A Man Held In Bus Shooting
A naturalized citizen on a cross country bus shot and killed Samuel Poller 21 of Philadelphia two seats ahead, then claimed Poller was an SLA member. Gabriel Duverglas 54 of Los Angeles was charged with second degree murder. he made no statement. The bus traveled from Los Angeles to New York toward Tulsa where Poller was headed back to Philadelphia.
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Sapulpa
Okla
UPI
Smbionese Liberation Army
Samuel Poller
Philadelphia
Gabriel Duverglas
Los Angeles
Duverglas
Pollar
Creek County
Brice Coleman
Coleman
Jay Anglin
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Poller
SLA
Patricia Hearst Coleman
Jer
New York
Destinaton
Tulsa
Ford Invitation Ends In Arrest
Two 16 year olds in Peoria Illinois called the Peoria Hilton seeking to speak to President Ford and invite him to a party. Police arrested them after misinterpretation of the call though officials say they did not threaten the President.
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Peoria
Ill
Ford
Daniel Aspell
Edward Ringness
Peoria Hilton
Unions Critique Ford Man of the Year Choice
Robert Georgine head of the AFL-CIO Building Trades denounces the decision to name President Ford as Man Of The Year. He notes irony that policies praised by unions have strained the industry and led to recession fears amid the Washington meeting.
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Robert Georgine
Afl-Cio Building Trades
Man Of Year Mistake Sparks AFL-CIO Critique of Ford
Robert Georgine head of the AFL-CIO building trades scolds Ford as Man of the Year praising a leader whose policies hurt the industry. He cites labor dispute over a picketing bill, veto by Ford, and resignations from a construction panel. He urges AGC to reassess allies and notes right to work aims and tax credits for utilities.
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Washington
UPL
Robert Georgine
Afl-Cio Building Trades Unions
Ford
Georgine
Associated General Contractors
AGC
Building Trades Unions
Chamber of Commerce
Work Committee
Construction Industry — Laborment Committee
Joe
Building Trades
Arthur Burns
Willam Simon
Bartender Jailed In Gun Caper
A despondent bartender, Allen Seidman, 3416 Townhouse Way, was arrested after firing at officers during a 4.20 a.m. standoff at his Garden Park Townhouse. Police seized four rifles, three pistols, seven ammunition cans and charged him with attempted murder and disorderly conduct. Seidman, tied to the Swanky Club in Henderson, appeared intoxicated with evident emotional distress.
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Allen Seidman
Townhouse Way
Clark County
Metro
Garden Park
Metro Police
Nevada Highway Patrol
Boulder Highway
Desert Inn Road
Seid
Seidman
Henderson
Benowns
Coffee Price Skyrocket Forecast Amid Global Shortage
UPI reports a severe global shortage of green coffee beans could push retail prices to two dollars per pound this year with no relief for at least two years. Traders note world supply may not normalize until July 1978 after a Brazil frost devastated the 1976 77 crop.
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New York
UPI
George Boecklin
National Coffee Association
Brazil
Angolas
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